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Ultra-chic concert: Michel Fau channels a diva at the Bouffes-Parisiens

Michel Fau presents Concert Très Chic at the Bouffes-Parisiens in Paris from October 12 to December 28, 2026. A musical show starring Philippe Talbot and Martin Surot that twists the conventions of the operatic recital.

"Quinze.bis": Paris-based Gibert bookstore group's concept store is definitively closed.

The historic Gibert bookstore chain, despite difficulties in recent years, is hoping to capitalize on the second-hand boom and is inventing new bookstore concepts with the opening of its "Quinze.bis" store from September 30, 2021 in Paris.

High School Musical Movie Karaoke at the Grand Rex in Paris

High School Musical celebrates its 20th anniversary with L'Écran Pop: the film returns in a French-language version as a Karaoke Cinema screening at the Grand Rex in Paris on October 21, 2026, ahead of a tour across France and a final Paris date in February 2027.

The Socialite Family in Paris: a furniture boutique with retro-inspired lines and Italian flair

From sofa to light fittings, The Socialite Family brings together at 12 rue Saint-Fiacre a curated selection of home pieces that blend contemporary design, retro references, and French and Italian craftsmanship.

Tikamoon in Paris: a 160-square-metre shop offering solid wood furniture to explore near the Opéra

Tables, storage, seating and bathroom furniture take pride of place at Tikamoon, on Avenue de l’Opéra. A 160 m² Paris shop to see the furniture in action before you decide.

Moomin pop-up shop: hours, products... everything you need to know about the Paris pop-up store

It's a first! The Moomins are setting up shop in Paris for three weeks, moving into a pop-up store in the 2nd arrondissement. Address, hours, products... We’ve got the details on this exclusive pop-up dedicated to the beloved hero of the books by Finnish author and illustrator Tove Jansson.

The Indian Arms, Manoj Sharma's cosy gastropub where India meets the UK

In Paris, chef Manoj Sharma unveils The Indian Arms, a restaurant where British classics meet Indian flavors, in the spirit of London’s finest gastropubs.

L'Ecran Pop Star: the giant Céline Dion karaoke special at the Grand Rex on September 9 and 10, 2026

L'Ecran Pop Star: Céline returns to the Grand Rex for two evenings, on Wednesday, September 9 and Thursday, September 10, 2026. On the program: a live show, giant karaoke, and activities around Céline Dion's songs, with doors opening from 6:00 PM.

Finally something good, Stefan Sagmeister back at La Gaîté Lyrique for an optimistic exhibition.

La Gaîté Lyrique returns to its major exhibitions with "Finally, Something Good," on view from October 15, 2026 to April 18, 2027. Stefan Sagmeister turns statistics and data into artworks to explore the world’s long-term evolution.

Hip Hop Talents 2026: the final round of the dance, rap and street-art contest at La Gaîté Lyrique

Ready to meet the new talents of French hip-hop? La Gaîté Lyrique hosts the Hip Hop Talents final, a competition mixing rap, dance, and street art, this Saturday, September 19, 2026.

Paris Design Week 2026: This free, chaotic exhibition at La Gaîté Lyrique is coming to a close soon.

Too many objects, but time is running out: Gaîté Lyrique’s free exhibition on our modes of production is in its final days until Sept. 14, 2026.

Read & Shine: the free, socially engaged literary festival making its return to La Gaîté Lyrique

Literature takes over La Gaîté Lyrique this Saturday, September 19, 2026, on the occasion of the fourth edition of the Read & Shine festival. Placed under the banner of feminism and anti-racism, this free event brings people together for round-table discussions, family-friendly workshops, and engaged conversations.

Angélique Kidjo and Youssou Ndour to perform at the Grand Rex in Paris in March 2027

Angélique Kidjo and Youssou Ndour join forces for an exceptional concert scheduled for next spring in Paris! Catch the iconic Beninese singer and the in-demand Senegalese star on the Grand Rex stage on Wednesday, March 24, 2027 for a one-of-a-kind evening.

Quatorze, Babi's new Southwestern counter

Babi expands its family in the Sentier with Quatorze, a new counter inspired by the Southwest opening in September 2026. Tapas to share, seasonal produce, and wines from small producers will be on the menu, just a few doors down from the original restaurant.

The Journées Particulières 2026 in Paris: Fred opens his doors and dusts off his archival pieces

This year, Fred has a prime opportunity to put his archives in the spotlight. From October 16 to 18, 2026, LVMH’s Journées Particulières coincide with the Maison’s 90th anniversary, and the store on Rue de la Paix will open to the public free of charge.

The Journées Particulières 2026 in Paris: Celine opens its couture workshops for the first time

For the first time, CELINE opens its ready-to-wear ateliers to the public in Paris. Mark your calendars for October 16–18, 2026, for a free tour organized as part of LVMH’s Journées Particulières.

Duck & Champagne: the season returns with great taste under the skylight

September pulls in the crowds to Passage des Panoramas. At 57, in François Marquis's former chocolate shop, Canard & Champagne bets on an unorthodox yet perfectly executed pairing: French duck and sparkling wine. Here’s what to order there this season.

The Passage des Panoramas, the covered arcade where people have been strolling for over two centuries

Opened in 1799 on the Grands Boulevards, the Passage des Panoramas takes its name from two grand trompe-l'œil spectacles that are now gone. More than two centuries on, restaurants, collectors and vintage décor continue to keep the place alive.

The Grand Cerf Passage, a covered passage with the air of a glass cathedral

With its 12-meter-high glass roof, the Passage du Grand-Cerf houses Paris's tallest skylight among the city's covered passages. Discover the striking architecture of this former coach terminus, now a haven for artisans and creators.

The Passage des Princes, a covered passage that was completely razed... only to be rebuilt.

A stone's throw from the Grands Boulevards, the Passage des Princes has a rather tumultuous history. Opened in 1860, it was completely demolished in 1985 and rebuilt ten years later; this covered passage in the 2nd arrondissement is also regarded as the last of its kind to be erected in Paris in the 19th century.